The Little Princess Fortune-Teller

When Ming An'an wakes up, she finds that the only ones left at the Taoist temple are her and a big yellow dog. She eats enough for ten people, her junior apprentice Dafu keeps demanding meat, and her master spends every day thinking about romance. The temple can barely make ends meet, until at last her master runs off with the junior apprentice.

Ming An'an smiles and casually finds some cover to sit cross-legged behind.

She says to the young man, “Young man, fate has brought us together today. You’re going to die, but I can save your life!”

The young man is astonished to discover that a dragon lives inside the jade pendant he carries with him.

The girl before him is a Taoist practitioner who understands the past and present, sees the future, knows yin and yang, and practices the Dao. She is also the younger sister he lost long ago!

Ming An'an meets Shen Ruqian of the Shen family. He is only three years older than her, yet towers over her by more than just a little. It infuriates her.

He is always so hypocritical, putting on airs of refinement and pretending to be a harmless gentleman.

But he is incredibly rich. The first time they meet, he not only gets her out of trouble, but also gives her lots of spending money for free.

Childhood sweethearts, brother and sister: could it be that they were betrothed all along?!

Ling Zhentian: “What did you say? She’s my daughter?” The old emperor weeps, overcome with emotion. From now on, who holds the most power in this palace? Anyone who dares bully the princess, I don’t care who they are, I’ll chop them up and feed them to the dogs.

This book includes ghost hunting, runes, talismans, elixirs, formations, fortune-telling, physiognomy, artifact spirits, the undersea world, the Netherworld, the Heavenly Realm, Taoist magic and laws, Buddhism, ghosts, corpses, evil spirits, rotten spirits, borrowing and changing lives, and more.

All the divination, Taoist magic, physiognomy, and other such things in this story really do exist.